Every year, the most polarizing offseason event outside of the NFL Draft comes to you from the NFL Scouting Combine, and the event most people are looking at is the 40-yard dash. Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Xavier Worthy had NFL coaches and scouts drooling and checking their stopwatches at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis last year when he ran the fastest 40-yard dash in Combine history.

One star player and NFL draft prospect from the Texas Longhorns boldly proclaimed that he will break former Longhorns wide receiver Xavier Worthy's record 40-yard dash time at this year's scouting combine.

The scouting combine record time in the 40-yard dash of 4.22 seconds, set by John Ross II back in 2017, had stood for seven years before Worthy blazed to a historic 4.21-second time on his second run last year in Indianapolis. Bond said he's been previously clocked running the 40-yard dash in 4.23 seconds, putting him squarely in Worthy territory.

Texas football will soon have another talented wide receiver enter the pros. But first, Isaiah Bond is impressing at the NFL Combine.

When Xavier Worthy set the NFL Scouting Combine on fire with a 4.21-second 40-yard dash in 2024, the NFL couldn't stop buzzing about it. Worthy leveraged the performance into a round one selection by the Kansas City Chiefs, and now another player stands to accomplish the same by trying to break Worthy's record.

University of Texas wide receiver Isaiah Bond is aiming to make history at the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine on Saturday. While speaking to reporters Friday about running the 40-yard dash, Bond said, "I'm going to break the record tomorrow,

The NFL Scouting Combine is underway at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. The fastest-ever 40-yard dash run is Xavier Worthy's 4.21 seconds in 2024. Can his record be beaten in 2025? Oregon Ducks rec